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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 20, 1926 · page 10

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A BABY

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BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIA
Editor 'Journsl oi the Aliiorimn
' Monica! Asstx-iiitiou anti oi limo—-

in, tho llt'ltith Mngtuinu.

The amount and kind ot'.exorclso
that an oxpuclunt mother should
iako dupontls to a
on her previous habits.

She. never should exercise to tht‘
point of fatigue. luut always stop ‘15
soon as she feels tired. 'l‘hc neuter
tho day when the child is to be born
tho more likely she is to become tir-
ed soon and require more rest.

Walking is the best oxcrciso avail-
able.
except during oxtromuly bn d
with low heels and wide Let-s, be-
cause nigh-hoolcd shoes may cause
hacksches and slip more easily. with
the possibility of accident.

Sunlight a Benefit.
Tho sun's rays are beneficial, but

and exhaustion.

Violent exercise in any torn:
should be :u'oidod. This includes
running, tennis. golf. swimming, hi-
cycllnz. skating, and horsvhncit rid-
ing. Dancing may be indulgrd in
occasionally. but only for snort pr;-
riods‘ot time. '

Obviously, the expectant mother
should not expose horsoli to tnu m:-

15 T0 BIC
Il-Ath ir-o on l-thnoto

This is the fourth article oi s. I

curtain “V'm'foi puniunt “Union oi t‘nrrign nlw'i

It should bo taken out doors. I

weather. Tho shoes should be broad .

too much sunlight produces sunburn .

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cidcnis associated with tho drivin. _‘
an automobile. but sho may l’e ,
uuiomo’oilo rides. provided tin, it."

I roads nrc avoided. t‘

Housework
l'tucizil habits vary as to '1‘.
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[amount ol housework to in: until 9

llultun by mothers during tho purity
ibidt‘l‘t: t'hiitlhirlh. Everyone. hum" it

who do tho hwuxlusi kind oi lain.
Ipructit‘uily up to
ibirth ot' the child.
01) the other hand. the moms.
;Amerlcnn woman is incnpuhlo :-
qurryini; on serum activities tilll‘?l:‘
{this period. Sowing on a. muclzn,
that requires the constant use of tit:
:i‘oot. tor its operation should not iv
dons.
i ii the expectant mother has mm!
housl-u'ork and finds that the and:
jliounl \vnlking out doors mains In.
l tired quickly. she had host take out:
in short usik. Sim must learn to r :l
{frequently litf‘tWt‘fil‘l the periods 0'
housework. and. if possible. tats. ,
tum-i hop in tilt: snot-noon.

Tht-re is much foolish advice gt ..
gas to the value of massage dnr i i,
{this period. tho claim being in».
‘ihnt it will avoid scarring and lo
ist‘rvo tho figure. Massage is 'i
nutt‘sr‘ary and may be exceeding,
dangerous. it should ho porini'h .
only on tho advitte of a physivza ,
and under his direction.

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The namo of this man who takes
an active part in public affairs and
the answers to the questions appear
on the Classified page.

i—~Who is shown in the accom-
panying picture?

2~Docs the United States govern-
ment recognize Sovlrt Russia?

3-4th wroto “The Tait: oi Two
l Cities?

i—With what country is Marshal
Joseph Pilsudski identified?

s—ll'ho built the “.‘Jorgo" and
piloted it on its north polo flight?

6-—Is San Diego or Sacramento
California, the farther north?

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1 How's hair? .

i 's—What general was the head of

l the Amerh‘an Expeditionary Forcr-s

i during ‘Jo World War?

‘ il—JWhut is tho capital of Iowa?
lO—Whnt is the plural oi: phn.

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Just~whu the benefit will \be is
tort open to doubt. but some com.
meritstau havopointed out that: nu-
merous dusts have resulted from
those pinnonymous paragraphs ,whi'lu
otts'n'irstn readers who considered
that: dignityuor reputation hurt him

no‘gu'h'nlns for tha writers. Never.

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APPEAL TO COMMONS 1N
- All) 01" UNLUCKY DOGS

LONDON LEO—Unlucky dogs V
have been led astray in such‘num- 7‘
hero for médical and scientific res 1‘
search that thousands of London pet
owners have appealed to the author-
ities for promotion. .

The question of dog stealing has
been brought up in the House of
Commons before. This Research 1‘.
Defense Society contends that re‘h
search workers. by playing. from six
to eight shillings for any kind of a
dot. have given impetus to dog
stealing here and are responsible.-
tor the death of great numbers of .
these animals. The research work- -
onuclnim that they thought the s
dogs were homeless canines and not .
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hopping by the dog catchers.

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